Areeb Ullah is an Investigative Reporter at Middle East Eye. He covers the fallout of the Israel-Gaza war in Europe, while also focusing on themes such as conflict and war, geopolitics, and international affairs. Areeb has been featured in Popular Resistance and Middle East Eye, contributing to discussions on security, law enforcement, and world news.
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Areeb Ullah's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to the Israel-Palestine conflict. His articles often touch upon political and societal implications of this conflict within the UK.
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By: Areeb Ullah
The UK Home Office defends ban as necessary for national security, while lawyers warn of impact on civil liberties
By: Areeb Ullah, Simon Hooper
Organisers accuse Mark Rowley of dishonesty over claim they were 'intent to march near synagogues', while a leading rabbi highlights Jewish presence among protesters
Staff at Google's AI division launch historic union drive, opposing use of their technology in Israel and Pentagon-linked projects
By: Areeb Ullah
Majid Freeman denied terrorism-related charges as the court ordered a retrial over social media posts about Gaza and Palestinian resistance
By: Areeb Ullah
The European Legal Support Centre and Public Interest Law Centre accuse patrons of UKLFI of abusing their senior positions as barristers to intimidate pro-Palestine activists
By: Kayla Rahaman, Areeb Ullah
Jafer Taasleem said he has received no help from the government or his local MP Shabana Mahmood after his son who took part in the Global Sumud Flotilla was abducted by Israel
UK welcomes progress on US-Iran talks Prime Minister Keir Starmer welcomed reports of progress in talk...
Rubio labels Iran world leading sponsor of 'terrorism' US State Secretary Marco Rubio labelled Iran the ...
European Commission President welcomes possible peace deal European Commission President Ursula von der L...
As airspace restrictions, higher costs and geopolitical tensions ripple across the Middle East, hundreds of thousands still travel for the annual pilgrimage in Mecca
